President Yoweri Museveni has hailed the Church for the continued partnership with the Government, in the provision of social services, like education, healthcare, and housing.
The Catholic Church has been praised by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for its important contribution to the fight against illiteracy in the Kigezi Sub-Region. Vice President Rtd. Maj. Jessica Alupo delivered the President’s speech at the centennial celebrations of Our Lady of Good Shepherd Rushoroza Cathedral Parish in Kabale Municipality yesterday 7th January 2024
President Museveni urges religious leaders to collaborate with government in the wealth creation campaign. He emphasizes the need to eliminate subsistence farming as a cause of poverty, highlighting the importance of addressing broader human needs, and encourages leaders to guide individuals in profitable sectors.
First Lady and Minister of Education, Janet Museveni mourns the tragic murder of Olympian Benjamin Kiplagat in Kenya. Kiplagat, a distinguished 3000m steeplechaser representing Uganda, was found dead with a neck wound. She extends condolences, pledges support to the family, and calls for justice.
President Museveni urged Africa to overcome the impact of colonial policies, emphasizing the need for homegrown solutions. Speaking at the Commonwealth Speakers Conference, he called on parliamentarians to discard neo-colonial ideologies and embrace technology for development.
President Museveni urged Ugandan dairy farmers to shift focus from liquid milk to processed products like casein and powdered milk for the international market. The President emphasized the importance of value addition, commended past successes, and expressed hope for a new Anti-tick vaccine’s effectiveness.
President Museveni was honored with a monument in Rushere for his significant role in the development of Greater Ankole. Erected by UPDF Engineers Brigade, the monument recognizes his efforts in promoting dairy farming and socio-economic transformation
President Museveni strongly condemns the Kamwenge attack, directing UPDF to reinstate LDUs in affected areas. Four attackers caused the deaths, including at Nyabugaando School and tourists. President Museveni pledged financial aid to victims’ families and the girl who reported the incident.
President Museveni has invested Shs1.2 billion in 12 ghetto SACCOs in the Kampala Metropolitan Area, expressing commitment to support the socio-economic transformation of the ghetto youth.
President Museveni praised Kiyinda-Mityana Diocese for collaborating with the Ugandan government in anti-poverty efforts through socio-economic programs. During a meeting with Bishop Joseph Anthony Zziwa, the President acknowledged the importance of guiding people in selecting profitable enterprises.
